Posts made by l'andorrà

Thank you for sharing. man!

It us useful to check if a specific block was executed or not. You can type something like 'It passed here' in one block and if you can read it on the chart that means that block was executed.

@Moneyman012 Congrats!

I'm not sure many users here will be able to reply in your language? Could you please try it in English? That would definitely help.

This is one for programmers. Maybe jstap or roar can provide some help.

@Moneyman012 Using those trailing stop blocks on top of your structures is a mistake. Those blocks need to be used in completely separate block trees.

I guess this is another issue with MY5. Try to build the same structure for MT4 and if it works the problem is (again) on fxDreema's MQL5 code.

Not sure I fully understand it. Do you mean you need a trailing stop that does not activate immediately but from a specific distance in profit maybe?

Can't you use any of the payment systems offered? AFAIK there is no regional restrictions applied for crypto payments.

Now the structure is working on closed candles, but obviously you need something in between. Could you please upload a screenshot showing what you exactly need?

Yes, you need to use variables instead of Constants. However, do you really need visual lines on the chart. You can store the price value into a variable and make things easier.

Ok, sorry, I didn't get the idea. Yes, that is is perfectly feasible. Can you please share the link to your latest version?

@fxpim Another way to say it is:

If the condition block condition is true, move to orange output dot, if it is false, go to the yellow one.

Yes, there was one long ago, but the admin stopped developing it years ago, so I'm afraid you can't count on it.

It is because of block 30. As soon a a first trade is open, that block is immediately true, so a second trade is open at the same time. If you want one only trade to be open at a time but separated by a discrete time period you need to substitute that block 30 by a for each trade loop specifying your time period.

@Piet-Pompies You can do this:

Please notice I connected the second block through the yellow output dot, not the orange one.

You're welcome.

WOW, 4068 blocks!!! Never been even close to that. I don't think you can fix it with a different browser. Are you sure you really need so many blocks?

Could you please be more specific? What is the problem exactly?